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THE VIRGINIA ASSOCIATION FOR HEALTH,

PHYSICAL EDUCATION, RECREATION, AND DANCE

2012 CONVENTION

NOVEMBER 9-11

The Hotel Roanoke

Share The Passion, Elevate The Profession

It’s our 75th

anniversary! It’s hard to believe that in 1937, a few forward-thinking leaders in our

profession began presenting programs for health and physical educators and started an organization

that would last for 75 years. Without their inspiration, dedication and commitment, our organization

would not have been. Throughout the years, we have continued to have dedicated professionals who

are willing to give of their time and money to serve. Today we are financially secure and, as we

continue to be good stewards, our organization should be able to continue and prosper. The

foundation of this fine association is and has been its members and their professional willingness to

collaborate, share and elevate the profession.

I am proud to have been your president for two conventions and will continue to promote healthy,

active programs in our profession. I will support the members in their professional growth, promote

their leadership, and offer opportunity to collaborate with professionals in our field. We are now in

a period of reorganization and our association stands tall. It is your membership and constant

delivery of quality programs at our conventions that enable VAHPERD to continue in its greatness!

Thank you for your continued support and tireless work in our profession. Let’s celebrate the 75th

anniversary and enjoy the past, present and future of the VAHPERD membership and the association

as a whole. I look forward to sharing the passion and elevating the profession with each one of you

during the convention.

Have fun and enjoy the 75th

anniversary of VAHPERD.

Sincerely,

Charlotte Kelso President

President Charlotte Kelso

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page Hotel Floor Plan ..................................................................................................................................................... 1 Meetings and Special Events ............................................................................................................................ 2 Thursday Programs .............................................................................................................................................. 3 Friday Programs .................................................................................................................................................... 4 Saturday Programs .............................................................................................................................................17 Convention Exhibitors ......................................................................................................................................34 Sunday Programs ................................................................................................................................................35 Past Presidents .....................................................................................................................................................41 Pioneer Award Recipients ...............................................................................................................................43 Honor Award Recipient ....................................................................................................................................44 Teacher of the Year Award Recipients .......................................................................................................45 Other Award Recipients ...................................................................................................................................47 Certificate of Attendance

Convention Registration North Entry

Friday 10:00 am – 5:00 pm

Saturday

8:00 am – 5:00 pm

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BALLROOM

LEVEL

CONFERENCE LEVEL

UPPER

LEVEL

THE HOTEL ROANOKE & CONFERENCE

CENTER

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MEETINGS AND SPECIAL EVENTS

Friday 9:00 am City/County Supervisors Meeting ............................................................. Pocahontas 10:00 am Committee Meetings ................................................................................................. Wilson 11:00 am 75th Anniversary Gala ................................................................................... Ballroom AB 1:00 pm Exhibits Open .......................................................................................... Crystal Ballroom 4:00 pm Student Superstars and Student Section Meeting .......................... Ballroom DGH 7:00 pm Opening General Session ........................................................................... Ballroom AB 8:30 pm President’s Reception ................................................................................. Ballroom CEF Saturday 8:00 am Exhibits Open ......................................................................................... Crystal Ballroom 9:00 am Past Presidents’ Breakfast (by invitation) ................................................. Virginia Room 10:00 am Division Meetings Health ....................................................................................................................... Wilson Physical Education ................................................................................... Washington Recreation .................................................................................................... Appalachian Dance ...................................................................................................................... Monroe General ...................................................................................................... Mill Mountain 2:00 pm Representative Assembly .......................................................................... Washington 4:00 pm Second General Session and Awards Assembly ............................... Ballroom AB 5:30 pm Awards Reception ...................................................................................... Ballroom CEF 9:00 pm All Convention Dance With DJ ................................................................. Ballroom AB Sunday 8:00 am New Board Orientation ........................................................................... Mill Mountain 12:00 pm Closing General Session ............................................................................. Ballroom AB 12:30 pm Board Meeting .......................................................................................... Buck Mountain

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VIRGINIA ASSOCIATION FOR HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, RECREATION AND DANCE

CONVENTION SCHEDULE

Time

Division THURSDAY

Title/Description

Location

8:00 am- 4:00 pm

GENERAL

NSCA CSCS PREP COURSE This 10-hour course will provide an overview of practical topics needed to succeed on the NSCA CSCS and NSCA CPT certifications. It will cover most of the aspects for certification and will provide CEU’s for NSCA, Athletic Training, and ACSM. Pre-registration required; $25 charge. Continues Friday 8:00–9:50 am. Presenter: Rodney Gaines Virginia State University

Mill Mountain

4:00-6:00 pm BOARD MEETING All members of the Board of Directors are required to attend. Presider: President Charlotte Kelso

Buck Mountain

2012 Award Winners Brenda Belote ...................................................................................................................... Honor Award Robert Davis ..................................................................................................................... Pioneer Award Lynn Dillon ........................................................................................................................ Pioneer Award Ginny Heintzelman ...................................................................... Elementary Physical Education Joyce Phillips ..................................................................................... Secondary Physical Education Susan Nye .......................................................................... College/University Physical Education Dee Castelvecchi ............................................................................................. K-12 Health Education Donna Wilbur ................................................................................................ Recreation Professional Rose Houk ........................................................................................................ AIAW Coach of the Year Fred Milbert ....................................................................................................... Supervisor of the Year Thomas Warren .................................................................................................. Jump Rope for Heart Leslie Meadows .................................................................................................................. Frances Mays Cheryl Crews................................................................................................ Graduate Student Award

Congratulations!

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Time Division Section

FRIDAY Title/Description

Location

8:00-9:50 am

GENERAL

NSCA CSCS PREP COURSE (continued from Thursday) Presenter: Rodney Gaines Virginia State University

Mill Mountain

8:00-11:50 am

GENERAL City/County Supervisors

CITY/COUNTY SUPERVISORS MEETING

Pocahontas

10:00-10:50 am

ALL COMMITTEE MEETINGS All current and newly appointed members are required to attend for review and orientation of current projects, completed projects and future projects and tasks. Newly appointed members will be introduced and will receive committee expectations and operating codes.

Wilson

11:00 am -12:50 pm

75th ANNIVERSARY GALA Celebration Kick Off!

Join us as we kick off our celebration featuring students from

Roanoke City Schools.

Presenters: Charlotte Kelso

Sandy Slade Walk For Life

EKHO MECKids

Fizika

The gala will have equipment provided by MECKids, Fizika, Skillastics and EKHO.

Students will perform Let’s Move in School activities.

Come share in the excitement! Bring your smile, plus questions for vendors or students.

Ballroom AB

EXHIBITS OPEN 1:00 – 5:00 pm

Crystal Ballroom

75th Anniversary Archives

This is our 75th anniversary and we invite you to visit the Archives Room in Bent Mountain.

It will be open most of the weekend. View our history in photos and memorabilia!

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Location

1:00-1:50 pm

HEALTH School

CONCUSSIONS: WHAT EVERY EDUCATOR SHOULD KNOW Update on concussion diagnosis, management and recognition as it relates to school activities and class participation. Presenter: Talena Williams, Carilion Clinic Orthopaedics

Harrison

1:00-1:50 pm

HEALTH School

OVERCOMING CYBERBULLYING Cyberbullying has become one of the biggest threats confronted daily by American school-aged children. We will look at the statistics and discuss methods teachers may use to overcome this growing problem. Presenter: Eric Brubaker, Liberty University

Washington

1:00-1:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Secondary

CHOICES THAT MOTIVATE! Learn a variety of ways to offer students meaningful choices that will get them excited about PE, meet their individual needs, and keep them motivated! Presenter: Amanda Campbell, Bridgewater College

Buck Mountain

1:00-1:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Elementary

SURVIVOR, ROANOKE: OUTWIT, OUTLAST, AND OUTPLAY THE VIRGINIA SOL’S PE provides ample “play” opportunities for students to review previously taught SOL information. Students can practice reading and math skills that are pertinent to achievement while selecting different routes to the chosen outcome: 100% pass rate on the SOL’s! Learn different SOL movement activities that emphasize reading and math. Presenters: Allison Angell, Elizabeth Strawn, Shawn Fortner, Jason Murray, Michael Glasscock Roanoke County Schools Presider: Barry Trent

Ballroom AB

1:00-1:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Adapted

TEACHING SPORTS SKILLS: WHEN DO I GIVE THEM A BALL? Activities to help teachers identify abilities necessary for students to perform sports skills in a dynamic situation. Presenter: Thomas Moran, James Madison University

Mill Mountain

Look for us throughout the day!

DANCE Performance

D.O.T.S. – DANCE ON THE SPOT Selected mini-dance performances showcasing many dance forms, presented on the spot! D.O.T.S. is designed to provide a cultural snapshot, promoting the art of dance in celebration of the 75th anniversary. Each mini-dance performance lasts 15 minutes and occurs in limited space in various areas of the convention facility. D.O.T.S. performances may occur before/during registration, between sessions Friday afternoon, Saturday morning, and early Saturday afternoon. Presenter: Sandra Bowie

Various areas of the hotel

1:00-1:50 pm

DANCE Education

EASIEST WAYS TO TEACH BALLROOM DANCE IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Fun and active rhythmic activities that ease students into beginning dance. Take the fear out of touching or contacting other students and eliminate the stigma of ballroom dancing. Presenter: Janet Kennedy

Shenandoah

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Location

1:00-1:50 pm

DANCE Education

DANCE AND WHOLE-CHILD EDUCATION FOR THE 21ST CENTURY Learn ways to educate the whole child through dance curricula that use 21st century skills. Educators with little or no training in dance can use the tenets of whole-child education, the four C’s of 21st century learning, and standards-based education to develop meaningful learning experiences. Presenter: Fran Meyer, Educational Consultant Presider: Colleen Dean

Appalachian

1:00-1:50 pm

RECREATION Outdoor

TCHOUKBALL: WHAT DO YOU MEAN NO DEFENSE? No interceptions, interference, or intimidation. A nontraditional game promoting teamwork and vigorous activity with maximum participation. This session includes drills and “the game.” Presenter: Terry Gooding, Tchoukball, Inc.

Ballroom CEF

1:00-1:50 pm

GENERAL Student

BARNGA: LEARN ABOUT A SIMULATION GAME OF CULTURE CLASHES! Learn how to encourage your students to confront their own ethnocentrism in a fun, safe and playful manner. Participants will learn how to play “Barnga,” a diverse card game that unites and helps individuals or a class understand their uniqueness. Presenter: Youlander Hilton, Newport News Schools

Monroe

1:00-1:50 pm

ALL

YOU ARE GREAT – LET THEM KNOW We will work with teacher of the year submissions and discuss how to ensure you have what you need. Bring your resume and extra paper to fill in the blanks. You may be missing so many important things. Find out what you need and how to present it. Presenter: Judy Clark

Wilson

1:00-1:50 pm

JRFH HFH

BEST OF THE BEST – MAKE YOUR JUMP/HOOPS EVENT A WINNER! Participants will see great jump and hoop activities that can be incorporated into their programs. These best practice activities are designed to get students moving while teaching important information about heart health. Attendees will leave with great ideas and maybe even a prize or two! Presenters: Chad Triolet, Chesapeake City Schools Aldonia Cooper, Arlington County Schools

Ballroom DGH

75TH ANNIVERSARY ARCHIVES

View our history in photos and memorabilia!

1:00 – 4:00 pm Bent Mountain

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Location

2:00-2:50 pm

HEALTH Community/Worksite

HEALING BY EXAMPLE: THE INFLUENCES OF MEDICAL RESIDENTS’ ATTITUDES AND HEALTH BEHAVIORS ON THEIR COMMUNICATION SKILLS AND COUNSELING PRACTICES Discussion of communication and counseling skills of second-year medical residents at the New York University Bellevue School of Medicine as measured using scores from objective structured clinical exams (OSCE’s) administered on the same day as a weight management counseling survey. Results of the survey and the OSCE’s were analyzed to investigate relationships between each survey item of three categories of questions (attitudes toward weight management counseling, attitudes toward obese patients, physician health habits) and each of two sets of OSCE scores (obesity-related communication skills and overall counseling skills). Presenter: Allison Bowersock Jefferson College of Health Sciences

Washington

2:00-2:50 pm

HEALTH College

DEFINING WELLNESS As wellness programs continue to be developed in physical education, there remains confusion. This presentation will offer definitions of general well-being and overall health while covering initiatives used on a small college campus to promote a healthy lifestyle. Presenter: David Zinn, Hollins University

Harrison

2:00-2:50 pm


DRIVER EDUCATION WOVEN INTO PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASS Students in driver education typically sit at a desk during the state-required 36 hours of classroom instruction. Learn how to infuse your program with interactive ideas. Get those students moving and teach them how to problem solve. Presenter: Cindy Ferek, Rockingham County Schools

Ballroom CEF

2:00-2:50 pm


APE SCATTERTIVITIES Adapted physical education spin-off of the game Scattergories. Participants come up with creative teaching ideas for various activities used in adapted PE. Score points with your team by having unique teaching ideas. Presenter: B.J. Pankau, Albemarle County Schools

Mill Mountain

2:00-2:50 pm


THE HEADBONE IS CONNECTED! (PART 1) Fun brain-based activities for the gym and classroom, plus strategies on how to design, develop and implement brain learning changes at your school. Part 2 follows immediately in Appalachian. Presenters: Mark Pankau, Nancy Markos Loudoun County Schools

Appalachian

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Location

2:00-2:50 pm

DANCE Education

CAP N’DANCE Presenter: Karen Clevenger Presider: Sandra Bowie

Shenandoah

As instructors continue their quest to motivate students, let’s not forget the use of certain props that all students possess: the baseball cap! If our students are to be efficient movers (NASPE standard one of a physically educated person), we must provide them with challenging movement patterns. The use of a manipulative with dance steps can provide the next level of creativity. This session will teach an original piece of soft “hip hop” choreography that will include some of the more recognizable asymmetrical dance steps along with the use of a baseball cap. Suitable for all ages. Karen Clevenger is a native of Atlanta, Georgia, where she attended DeKalb Junior College and later transferred to West Georgia College. While at West Georgia, she was a cheerleader, a member of Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority, a participant in the Modern Dance Club, and a semi-finalist in the Miss West Georgia Pageant.

As a teacher and coach in the DeKalb system, Karen pursued a master’s degree at Georgia State University and studied dance under the direction of Katy Schane. Upon receiving her graduate degree, she joined the faculty at Emory University as a dance specialist. While adding new dance courses to the curriculum, she created and directed the Emory dance ensemble. She later joined the faculty at West Georgia College where she was again charged with the task of building the dance curriculum classes, and subsequently created and directed their college dance company called Position One. When Karen and her husband were relocated to Oklahoma, she entered the doctoral program at Oklahoma State University, became a full-time teaching associate, and directed the OSU dance company. She and her husband now reside in Carrollton, Georgia where she is again on the faculty at the University of West Georgia and is rebuilding the dance program. Karen has held four offices in GAHPERD, was chair of the dance performance section of the National Dance Association (Dance Council), and has conducted

numerous presentations at the state, district, national, and international levels. Her original pieces of choreography have been selected for performance at Kaleidoscope concerts in Georgia, Dallas, Ft. Worth and New Orleans, and at Otto von Guericke University in Germany. She is currently partnering with a German professor to study dance choreography and its effect on dementia.

Karen also presents Saturday at 9:00 am Do You Love Me . . . Virginia?

Shenandoah

Karen Clevenger

2011 GAHPERD and 2012 SD AAHPERD

Dance Educator of the Year

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Curt Hinson

PlayFit Education, Inc.



Location

2:00-2:50 pm

RECREATION Outdoor

GAMES KIDS SHOULD PLAY Presenter: Curt Hinson

Ballroom DGH

Physical games and activities typically provide numerous opportunities to develop motor skills and fitness, and they may also provide opportunities to focus on affective and cognitive skills. This presentation provides participants with various games and activities, both partner and small group, that not only develop motor skills and fitness but provide students with valuable affective and cognitive lessons designed to teach cooperation, communication, and problem solving skills. The activities offer success for all students in a variety of movement tasks and fitness challenges. An elementary and college educator for the past 28 years, Curt currently works as an educational consultant for PlayFit Education Inc. In addition, he teaches in the on-line graduate program at Canisius College in Buffalo, NY and serves as the children’s fitness expert for NBC’s

website, Momtourage.com. He holds a Ph.D. in kinesiology, a masters of education degree, and a BS degree in health and physical education. Curt has authored three books, Fitness for Children, Games Kids Should Play at Recess, and 6 Steps to a Trouble-Free Playground. He has published more than 50 articles related to teaching and is the creator of the “Trouble-Free Playground” recess program for elementary schools. Curt has made presentations in all 50 states, Washington DC, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. He was the 1992 National Association for Sport and Physical Education Eastern District Teacher of the Year and the 1991 Delaware PE Teacher of the Year. He is a member of the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, the National Association for Sport and Physical Education, and the American Association for Physical Activity and Recreation. Curt has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, Disney’s Family Fun magazine; and on the Fox News Network. 2:00-2:50 pm

GENERAL Student

PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS FOR NONTRADITIONAL GAMES Presenters: Five Students Presider: Michael Maina, Roanoke College

Wilson

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Curt is also Presenting…

Backyard Recess

Saturday at 9:00 am Ballroom DGH

Play With Your

Brain Saturday at 1:00 pm

Ballroom AB

Fitness – A Moving Experience

Sunday at 10:00 am Ballroom AB

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Location

2:00-2:50 pm EXHIBITOR LET’S MOVE IN SCHOOL: SKILLASTICS - HOW THE FIVE

FACETS FIT Presenter: Sandy Slade, Skillastics

Ballroom AB

Skillastics is the first activity officially licensed to support the LMIS initiative to assist schools in improving health and academic performance by integrating physical activity into all aspects of the school day. Learn how LMIS Skillastics can help you integrate physical activity easily throughout the day. For over two decades, Sandy “Spin” Slade was considered one of the best basketball handlers in the world, performing for thousands at schools, camps, WNBA and NBA games throughout the world. She now focuses her energies on promoting the idea that ALL children, no matter what their age or ability. have the right to a positive, physically active experience. Sandy is the president and founder of Skillastics, a company that creates innovative fitness and sport-specific activity kits for children, now used in over 20,000 schools and community-based organizations throughout the world. Her commitment and enthusiasm for developing fitness activities appropriate for all ages and abilities are contagious. Please help us welcome Sandy Slade!

Catch Sandy’s other workshops… Saturday at 9:00 am

Creative Basketball Activities Ballroom AB

Saturday at 2:00 pm Putting a Unique Spin On Your Program

Buck Mountain

2:00-2:50 pm

EXHIBITOR

DATA ROCKS! YOUR LEVERAGE - YOUR POWER! The role of a quality physical education program is to help students develop health-related fitness, physical competence, cognitive understanding and positive attitudes toward physical activity. Data assessment can fuel dynamic adjustment and change in each of the component areas of a high quality physical education program from the teacher’s view, the district administration’s view, and from the student’s view. This session focuses on how a comprehensive, systematic and regular review of data, in addition to student fitness measurements, can further enhance a QPE. Presenter: Jabet Wheeler, Focused Fitness

Buck Mountain

3:00-3:50 pm

HEALTH Community

ROBOTICS: INNOVATIONS CHANGING LIFESTYLES This program explores robotic technology (surgery, prosthetics, and robotic machinery) and its impact on healthcare. Various advanced prosthetic devices (the X2 microprocessor knee and Flex Foot Cheetah available to amputees, the smart medical capsule and Care-O-Bot tools) will also be explored. Patient recovery time and overall quality of life using these and the da Vinci surgery system will be discussed. Presenters: Lesley Buckingham, Caty Saffarinia, Jessica Ward, Summer Washington Lynchburg College

Washington

Sandy “Spin” Slade

Founder and President Skillastics

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Jessica Shawley

President Idaho AHPERD



Location

3:00-3:50 pm

HEALTH School

INTERACTIVE HEALTH STRATEGIES Join us for a series of fun and interactive health lessons that you can build into your next health unit. Presenters: Kari Hampton, Lynchburg College Students

Harrison/ Tyler

3:00-3:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Middle

MIDDLE SCHOOL MANIA:

ULTIMATE HANDBALL GAMES GALORE AND MORE! Presenter: Jessica Shawley

Ballroom AB

These ultimate handball games will promote participation with minimal equipment and will help students achieve MVPA through active play! This session will improve your ability to modify games, integrate small-sided variations, emphasize sportsmanship and use student strategy sessions. Simple assessment techniques will be highlighted including the use of pedometers. Jessica Shawley is the 2012 NASPE National Middle School Teacher of the Year, the 2011 Northwest District and 2010 Idaho Teacher of the Year. She has a master’s degree in curriculum and instruction from the University of Idaho and is a National Board Certified EAYA Physical Education Specialist (NBPTS). Her undergraduate degree from Whitworth University is in health/fitness education with an endorsement in secondary math education and a leadership studies minor. She teaches at Moscow Middle School in Moscow, Idaho, and is the current President of Idaho AHPERD.

Jessica also presents Blending Bean Bag, Bowling and Ball-Based

Games With Fitness and Health Saturday at 11:00 am

Ballroom AB

3:00-3:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Middle/ Secondary

QUICK AND EFFECTIVE: CIRCUIT TRAINING Effective circuit training programs include strength training and cardio all in one and can be done in as little as 45 minutes. Circuit training can increase your heart rate, burn calories and work each muscle group. Learn how to incorporate this type of training and leave the gym feeling great! Presenters: Tracey Fluharty, Martha Swirzinski Thomas Nelson Community College

Mill Mountain

3:00-3:50 pm


THE HEADBONE SHARE FAIR (PART 2) This is a Share Fair session. It will be a moving experience as you will be able to participate in the brain-based activities with us. We want to see what you are doing at your school, too. Part 1 is presented Friday at 2:00 in Appalachian. Presenters: Mark Pankau, Nancy Markos, Susan Miller Loudoun County Schools

Appalachian

3:00-3:50 pm

DANCE Performance

A CONVERSATION WITH LILLYVONN DANCE A dialogue and movement presentation of dances from the company’s repertoire. Presenter: Sherrill Lilly, LillyVonn Dance

Shenandoah

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Location

3:00-3:50 pm

RECREATION Outdoor

SURF’S UP: TARP SURFING IN PE Find out what you need for tarp surfing in your PE class. See how it’s done. Come prepared to try it! Learn how to incorporate tarp surfing in PE. Presenters: Tina Aldrich, Mike Dayton, Others Virginia Wesleyan College & Virginia Tech

Ballroom CEF

3:00-3:50 pm

GENERAL Student

SHOW US YOUR STYLE! USE A VARIETY OF TEACHING STYLES TO IGNITE YOUR PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES Participants will learn to incorporate a variety of teaching styles into their daily PE classes. We will have an overview of the teaching styles with hands-on activities to get you thinking about ways to present PE content. This is a student-driven presentation to highlight the work a PE methods and materials class completed for its final project. Presenters: Julie Maina, Eric Delong, Bekah Adams, Joe Gutowski, Daniel Hall Roanoke College

Ballroom DGH

3:00-3:50 pm

GENERAL

DO SPORTS BUILD CHARACTER OR CHARACTERS? An examination of the moral issues of sports participation and fan behavior. It is imperative that coaches know that character development has to be intentional rather than a byproduct of participating in sport by itself. Presenter: Steve Smith, Lynchburg College

Monroe

3:00-3:50 pm

EXHIBITOR

FIRE UP, PUSH UP, STACK UP! FITNESS STACKING WITH SPEED STACKS Motivate your students to move using Speed Stacks. Experience health and skill-related fitness activities that can be included in your daily PE program. All first-time participants will receive a free set of Speed Stacks and instructor DVD. Presenter: Scott Williams, Speed Stacks Inc.

Buck Mountain

3:00-3:50 pm

JRFH HFH

BEST OF THE BEST VERSION 2.0 – MAKE YOUR JUMP/HOOPS EVENT A HIT! Participants will receive great tips to bolster Jump/Hoops events from youth market directors and AHA volunteers. Presenters: Chad Triolet, Dana Else, Tiffany Clements, Aleisha Hundley Chesapeake City Schools and the American Heart Association

Wilson

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Location

4:00-4:50 pm

HEALTH All

CAUGHT IN THE WEB OF SOCIAL MEDIA? This program will address social media addictions and how society has continued to invest millions of hours using these programs on multiple devices at the expense of one’s health, relationships, and pocketbook. A look into the physical, mental and occupational risks associated with Twitter, Facebook, Skype, MySpace Instagram, Hulu and LinkedIn. Participants will learn about internet bullying, personal image, gaming and video obsessions, texting/sexting, and the legal ramifications associated with each. Presenters: Dwayne Jones, Michael Henry, John Paul Lopez, Thomas Hall Lynchburg College

Washington

4:00-4:50 pm

HEALTH College

THE IMPACT OF SLEEP DEPRIVATION ON YOUNG ADULTS IN HIGHER EDUCATION Topics will include the importance of sleep, the prevalence, risk factors and health consequences of sleep deprivation, plus ways to promote healthy sleep habits. Presenters: Beth McKinney, Charlotte Guynes Lynchburg College

Harrison

4:00-4:50 pm


ACTIVITY BREAKS AND ENERGIZERS FOR THE ELEMENTARY CLASSROOM PE teachers will be able to share this information with classroom teachers at their schools and help improve academic achievement. I will be presenting activity breaks and energizers that can be used throughout the learning day. This is partially an oral presentation but mostly active. Presenter: Janet Kennedy, Newport News City Schools

Ballroom B

4:00-4:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Middle/ Secondary

CHI YOGA – STRENGTH, FLEXIBILITY AND PEACE IN YOUR GYM Get a great workout and learn useful activities for your PE classes. Innovative warm-ups will prep you for yoga, Pilates, and dynamic flexibility training. As always, we’ll use tai chi to cool down. Audience participation. Great for pre-happy hour! Presenters: William Thomson, BJ Santos Longwood University

Ballroom CEF

4:00-4:50 pm


DON’T JUMP WITHOUT YOUR PARACHUTE! FUN FITNESS ACTIVITIES AND GAMES WITH A PARACHUTE Need parachute activities? We have plenty! This interactive session will give you great activities and ideas to use with your students and the parachute. Presenters: Ashley Molloy, Mike Crosby Hopewell City Schools

Mill Mountain

4:00-4:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION All

GOAL-DIRECTED PHYSICAL EDUCATION Do you want to measure the success and learning of your students? This presentation will help educators understand goal-directed (aka outcome-based) PE units and learn how to implement them.

Monroe

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Location

Presenter: Susan Nye, James Madison University 4:00-4:50 pm

DANCE Performance

THOSE DANCIN’ FEET This workshop will get you up and moving to a whole new beat. Several styles from African, jazz, hip-hop and partnering will be explored. Be prepared to shake, rattle and roll. Presenter: Rodney Williams, Longwood University Presider: Sakina Sawtelle

Shenandoah

4:00-4:50 pm

RECREATION Leisure

TAILGATING 101 Struggling to implement recreation games in a fun and fit way? In this new and improved session, you will learn new tactics, techniques and tricks of the trade to teach popular backyard, lawn, and tailgating games. BYOB (bring your own brain, of course) and get ready to buckle your seatbelt. Presenters: Megan Forbes, Bobbi Conrad, Carol Vitosky, Bri Filingeri, Tina Aldrich Chesterfield County, Newport News, Chesapeake Presider: Chad Triolet

Appalachian

4:00-4:50 pm

GENERAL Student

STUDENT SUPERSTARS/SECTION MEETING/SOCIAL Join us for fun competition between college and university students. All students are invited and encouraged to participate. Activities will be followed by a student section meeting to elect the new student representative and a student social.

Ballroom DGH

4:00-4:50 pm

GENERAL College/ University

COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY MEETING Meeting is for all college and university members. Updates and exchange of information among professional colleagues. Presenter: Cindy Schendel, Shenandoah University

Wilson

4:00-4:50 pm

EXHIBITOR

SPRING INTO SPORT STACKING WITH SPEED STACKS! Stackers of all ages and abilities find success in this unique individual and team sport that promotes hand-eye coordination, ambidexterity, quickness and concentration through up-stacking and down-stacking 12 specially designed cups. All first-time participants will receive a free set of Speed Stacks and instructor training DVD. Presenter: Scott Williams, Speed Stacks Inc.

Buck Mountain

5:00-5:50 pm

RECREATION Leisure

TAILGATING 102 Ready for round two? This time, BYOB (bring your own body) and put your knowledge into action in a recreation battle of skills. All competitors are welcome. Prizes will be given! Tailgating 101 is not required. Presenters: Megan Forbes, Bobbi Conrad, Carol Vitosky, Bri Filingeri, Tina Aldrich Chesterfield County, Newport News, Chesapeake Presider: Chad Triolet

Appalachian

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Location

5:00-6:30 pm

DANCE

PRE-DANCE DIVISION: A PRE-DIVISION LEADERS’ MEETING (DIVISION VICE PRESIDENTS AND SECTION CHAIRS) Dance division vice presidents invite all current division section chairs to join an organizational meeting for the purpose of finalizing plans: review meeting agenda, recap division business and discuss future plans and goals to be presented during the annual division meeting. Food will be provided. Presenters: Michelle Breedy, Sandra Bowie

Shenandoah

PIONEER AND HONOR AWARD RECIPIENTS

Lynn Dillon - Lynn’s career spans 42 years, all in the Danville City Schools. Her professional affiliations include VAHPERD (35 years), AAHPERD (15 years), Delta Kappa Gamma (20 years), American Heart Association (10 years), American Red Cross (35 years) and NEA/VEA/DEA (42 years). She has served the Danville Heart Association (president), Jump Rope for Heart (local and state coordinator), VDOE SOL (revision committee member), VAHPERD (committee member, vice president and president), SDAAHPERD and AAHPERD (Jump Rope for Heart liaison). Lynn is currently an adjunct professor at Danville Community College. Robert G. Davis - Bob’s career began at public schools in Pennsylvania and Maryland in 1964. He joined the staff of Virginia Commonwealth University in 1973 where he shaped the future of HPE for 39 years. Bob’s service to VAHPERD began in 1974 when he became chair of the elementary division. Over the years, he served on numerous committees, chaired various divisions, sections and committees, was member-at-large, division vice president, state convention manager, and president. Bob was associate director of the Virginia Journal for 18 years, editor of The Communicator for 7 years, a member of the executive committee for 11 years, and was executive director from 1993 to 2000. Bob’s service to SDAAHPERD includes membership on the Legislative Affairs, Presidential Advisory and Honor Awards Committees. He is a former vice president of the PE division and Southern District convention manager. He has also served as AAHPERD’s assistant director for placement and on its Think Tank, Awards Committee, and chaired the Nominating Committee. Other honors include selection as Faculty

Member of the Year by the VCU HPE majors, and receipt of the VAHPERD, SDAAHPERD and AAHPERD Honor Awards. He is a two-time recipient of the AAHPERD Presidential Citation. In 2011, he was awarded the VCU Service Award. Bob retired in June 2012.

Brenda Belote – During her 31-year career, Brenda has worked in several states and countries. She has been a member of VAHPERD for 22 years and has served as OHPEP presenter, committee chair, division vice president, president and as a member of the Board of Directors. During her 34-year membership in AAHPERD, she has been on the Convention, Awards, and Legislative Affairs Committees. Brenda has also served her local school division in roles that include mentor-teacher, member of the curriculum advisory committee and framework research team, and as president of the Fairfax County Schools Elementary PE Association. She was the VAHPERD Adapted PE Teacher of the Year in 2003 and 2010. Brenda retired from Fairfax County Schools in 2011.

Lynn Dillon

Pioneer Award

Robert G. Davis Pioneer Award

Brenda Belote Honor Award

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OPENING GENERAL SESSION

75th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION!

Friday, November 9

7:00 – 8:30 pm Ballroom AB

PROGRAM AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR

Award Presentations Pioneer Award .................................................................................................................................................................. Lynn Dillon Pioneer Award ......................................................................................................................................................... Robert G. Davis Honor Award ................................................................................................................................................................ Brenda Belote AIAW Coach of the Year ................................................................................................................................................. Rose Houk Frances Mays Award Graduate Student Award Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women’s Coach of the Year National Board Certification Presidential Award Recognition of Special Guests

President’s Reception follows in Ballroom CEF 8:30 – 9:30 pm

GOPHER Grand Finale Deal…or No Deal

Don’t miss the closing session!

Sunday at 12:00 in Ballroom AB 10 cases, 3 levels of prizes! Be one of the 30 big winners in this year’s Deal or No Deal.

Don’t miss out on your chance to win one of our top prizes. Our banker wants to get away

cheap and buy your case. Who will win the top prize? Who will get a chance to trade cases?

Who will make the best deal? We will also have many door prizes.

Everyone will have a chance to win. You won’t want to miss this!

Completed exhibitor’s passport (in registration packet) required to win.

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SATURDAY Title/Description

Location

8:00-8:50 am

HEALTH School

TECHNOLOGY AND THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM Explore ways to make the circulatory system come alive in your classroom and on the screen. Participants will discover how to animate blood flow through the heart using PowerPoint. Presenter: Misti Wajciechowski Virginia Commonwealth University

Washington

8:00-8:50 am

HEALTH Community/ Worksite

GLOBAL HEALTH: AN OVERVIEW Review of information on global health organizations and their efforts to protect the world’s health. Special focus on socioeconomic, cultural, and environmental factors that affect health around the world. Presenter: Heather Maxey, Lynchburg College

Harrison

EXHIBITS OPEN

8:00 am – 3:00 pm

Crystal Ballroom 8:00-8:50 am


GAME TIME: NONTRADITIONAL ACTIVITIES + EQUIPMENT = FUN! Discover many ways to enhance your PE program with Omnikin equipment. Be ready to move and have fun as you explore activities designed to maximize participation while teaching sport-related skills. From team games to cooperative activities, it’s time for something new. Presenter: Chad Triolet, Chesapeake City Schools

Ballroom AB

8:00-8:50 am


ADAPTED PE – BIKES, BOWS, PEDOMETERS AND MORE! Learn how to incorporate new activities into your adapted PE classroom. Students are able to wear pedometers, record data, utilize spreadsheets to track data, ride bicycles, juggle, shoot bows, and so much more. Presenter: Cindy Ferek, Rockingham County Schools

Ballroom CEF

8:00-8:50 am


TEACHING SKILLS AND MOVEMENTS FOR K-12 Learn the questions teachers or instructors need to answer before teaching a skill and/or movement. Presenters: Yaw Baidoo, Old Dominion University Steve Smith, Lynchburg College Michael Shumaker, Radford University Sean Collins, Lynchburg College

Mill Mountain

8:00-8:50 am


DESIGNING EXERCISE CIRCUITS: CARDIO AND MUSCLE FITNESS Review of the fundamentals of circuit training design based on ACSM and NSCA guidelines, including cardio-respiratory endurance designs, muscle fitness circuit designs and a combination of cardio and muscle with variations for each station. For middle through high school. Presenters: Cynthia Edmunds, Michael Maina, Julie Maina Roanoke College

Ballroom DGH

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Division Section


Location

8:00-8:50 am


TO STRETCH OR NOT TO STRETCH: THAT IS THE QUESTION This presentation will address the evidence related to static stretching and dynamic stretching exercises used as warm-up activities. Evidence-based recommendations will be offered regarding the type, quantity and intensity of exercise and the amount of time devoted to warm-up. Presenters: James Buriak, John Creasy Roanoke College

Monroe

8:00-8:50 am

RECREATION Outdoor

VAHPERD ANNUAL 5K RUN AND 1 MILE FUN RUN This year, we’re going to try something new: we’ve added a 1 mile fun run-walk. Awards to top finishers for male, female and the “over 40 better-with-age crowd.” Refreshments, t-shirts and certificates for all participants. $10 registration fee. Presenter: Donna Wilbur, Fairfax County Schools

Meet at Convention Registration Area

8:00-8:50 am

GENERAL City/County Supervisors

USING SMALL-SIDED GAMES Learn how to use small-sided games and the grid system for invasion games to increase student activity. We will explain how this system works, how you can set this up at your school, and what you will need to be successful. Presenters: Abi Santiago, Maddee Madden, Desmond Lawless Shenandoah University Presider: Cindy Schendel

Appalachian

8:00-8:50 am

EXHIBITOR

SOAR INTO FITNESS: SPORT STACKING WITH SPEED STACKS! Take your students to new levels of fitness with Speed Stacks! This session combines basic Sport Stacking patterns with fitness activities. All first-time participants will receive a free set of Speed Stacks and instructor training DVD. Presenter: Scott Williams, Speed Stacks Inc.

Buck Mountain

Want to be a presenter at next year’s convention?

Visit our website to submit a program proposal to be a presenter at next year’s convention.

The Founders Inn Virginia Beach

November 7-10, 2013

We hope to see you there!

www.vahperd.org

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Division Section


Location

8:00-8:50 am

DANCE Performance

BEND IT LIKE BROADWAY! Presenter: Freddie Heath Presider: Michelle Breedy

Shenandoah

This session will bring the best of Broadway to your classroom! Taking its cues from Hairspray and Grease, participants will combine the artistry of dance with physical activity to achieve both a great workout and learn about dance and the history of Broadway. The stage is yours! Freddie Lee Heath has been involved in dance for nearly 30 years as a performer, choreographer, and educator. He has traveled across America promoting quality dance and physical education. A graduate of East Carolina University, Freddie recently completed a master’s degree in school administration from North Carolina State University. He was one of the first dance educators in the country to achieve National Board Certification in physical education. He has expanded the curriculum for his district through innovative courses that include Dance in the Media, Dancing Like the Stars, Twist and Tone, and leveled classes in tap and jazz. Freddie has two dance groups comprised of ladies between the ages of 65-85 and he believes passionately that dance has the power to change and enrich one’s life. He has choreographed across America including the National Museum of Dance and in Armenia for the National Dance Company. He has been featured many times in Dance Teacher magazine and was named its K-12 teacher of the year in 2007 and the National Dance Association’s K-12 dance educator of the year in 2010. He is past president of NCAAHPERD and VP-elect of dance education for Southern District AHPERD.

Freddie also presents Saturday at 11:00 am in Shenandoah NCLB – No Child Left On The Bench

9:00-9:50 am

HEALTH

WHAT’S HAPPENING IN HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION? An educational review of a variety of apps that will enhance the curriculum. Participants are invited to bring their iPod touch, smartphone, or other APPlicable device. Presenter: Misti Wajciechowski Virginia Commonwealth University

Washington

9:00-9:50 am

HEALTH Community

THE ROLE OF RELIGION IN HEALTH DECISION-MAKING Discussion of how religion, which is central to Appalachian culture, may impact the decision-making of Christian organizations in Appalachia. Learn how this may affect student beliefs and behaviors. Presenters: Melissa Grim, Amanda Strokus, Eric Pidcock, Laura Janosko Radford University

Harrison

Special Note About Lunch on Saturday

There is a $10.00 certificate in your registration packet that can be used to help pay for lunch at the hotel on Saturday. You cannot get change and the certificate may only be used for lunch Saturday at the hotel.

Freddie Lee Heath

VP-Elect Dance Education

SDAHPERD

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Location

9:00-9:50 am HEALTH School

TRENDS IN TOBACCO USE AMONG YOUTH Wilson Presenter: Cheryl Burnette Learn about new tobacco products being marketed to youth by the media and tobacco companies, their effects and the long-term effects of smoking. A registered respiratory therapist since 1986, Cheryl Burnette has an AS in respiratory therapy, a certificate in gerontology from Lynchburg College, and is a certified tobacco treatment specialist. She currently serves as cardiopulmonary rehabilitation case manager and coordinator for the Sentra Be Tobacco Free program, is a FreshStart facilitator for the American Heart Association, and a N-O-T trainer for the American Lung Association. Cheryl is also chair of the tobacco task force for the local HiPE coalition and is a Tar War presenter. She coordinates “Kick Butts Day” and the “Great American Smokeout.” Cheryl is a member of the American Association for Respiratory Care.

9:00-9:50 am


COACHING THE RUN: FORM AND FUNCTION Analysis of running and how proper form is vital for health and reduces injury. This presentation will cover the physiology and biomechanics of running form and how different factors influence running performance. Presenters: Sean Collins, Lynchburg College Steve Smith, Lynchburg College Michael Shumaker, Radford University Yaw Baidoo, Old Dominion University

Mill Mountain

9:00-9:50 am

DANCE Education

DO YOU LOVE ME . . . VIRGINIA? Presenter: Karen Clevenger Presider: Sandra Bowie In our quest to provide challenging choreography to a younger generation, let us not forget some of the “retro” dance steps that have remained popular for decades and which relate directly to NASPE standard one of a physically educated person, as well as standard five of the National Dance Standards. This session will teach an original piece of choreography to include some of the more recognizable dance steps to an all-time favorite, Do You Love Me? The group choreography is suitable for school performance and can be adapted to all age groups.

Karen also presents Friday at 2:00 pm Cap N’Dance Shenandoah

Shenandoah

Cheryl Burnette

Respiratory Therapist

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Division Section


Location

9:00-9:50 am

RECREATION Leisure

BACKYARD RECESS Presenter: Curt Hinson

Ballroom DGH

Demonstration of practical, easy-to-use games and activities children can play in their own backyard with a friend or small group of friends. The games get kids moving and provide opportunities to develop motor skills and fitness while participating in games they can play for a lifetime.

Curt also presents: Friday 2:00 pm Games Kids Should Play Ballroom DGH Saturday 1:00 pm Play With Your Brain Ballroom AB Sunday 10:00 am Fitness – A Moving Experience Ballroom AB

9:00-9:50 am

GENERAL Research

DUI ACTIVITY LAB: HOW IMPAIRED IS YOUR VISION? The Fairfax County Public Schools “DUI Activity Lab” gives students the opportunity to experience visual impairments caused by alcohol. Using “fatal vision” goggles, students are guided through a series of activities to compare outcomes without the goggles. These activities demonstrate the seriousness of drinking and driving. Presenter: Tzeitel Barcus, Fairfax County Schools

Buck Mountain

9:00-9:50 am

GENERAL Sport Management

THE EXPANSION OF THE VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY HPERD/SPORT MANAGEMENT MAJORS CLUB “SUPER NETWORK” Presenters will share how their engagement in the HPERD/Sport Management Majors Club has strengthened their professionalism, expanded their “super network,” and provided greater access to career advancement opportunities. We will include examples of former and current student success stories and professional development tips from sport management and other practitioners. Presenters: Leon Bey and HPERD/Sport Mgmt Majors Club Students Virginia State University

Monroe

9:00-9:50 am

ALL

CREATIVE BASKETBALL ACTIVITIES Ballroom AB Presenter: Sandy Slade, Skillastics

Roll up your sleeves – it’s time to work! Sandy Slade will guide you through a basketball handling and dribbling workout. By breaking the drills into small segments, Sandy makes it easy to understand basketball fundamentals. The skills you learn will be invaluable.

Don’t miss Sandy’s other workshops! Let’s Move in School – Putting A Unique Spin How The Five Facets Fit On Your Program Friday at 2:00 pm Saturday at 2:00 pm Ballroom AB Buck Mountain

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Location

9:00-9:50 am

JUMP ROPE FOR HEART

JUMPING TO THE BEAT Do your students enjoy music? Do they like to jump rope? Learn how easy it is to incorporate music with jump rope activities. Come and participate in Pick Six, Dice Craze, Dukes, JR 500, and much more. Presenters: Susan Nye, James Madison University Chad Triolet, Chesapeake City Schools

Ballroom CEF

9:00-9:50 am

FUEL UP TO PLAY 60 Learn about this youth-led movement with the star power of the NFL and sound nutrition science of the National Dairy Council and USDA. You can tailor this web-based program to the needs at your school and receive technical assistance from your local dairy council representative. Come learn how any K-12 school can leverage this powerful brand and earn grants of up to $4,000 to work on wellness in your school! Presenter: Kristin Brittle, Southeast United Dairy Presider: Henry Castelvecchi, Chesterfield County Schools

Appalachian

9:00-9:50 am

PAST PRESIDENTS BREAKFAST (By Invitation)

Virginia Room



9:00 – 11:00 am Bent Mountain

10:00-10:40 am

ALL

DIVISION MEETINGS Health ............................................................................. Wilson Recreation ......................................................... Appalachian General............................................................. Mill Mountain Physical Education ......................................... Washington Dance .............................................................................Monroe

11:00-11:50 am

HEALTH All

HEALTHY CONNECTIONS Join us for our hour-long information swap. We’ll have lots of health-related handouts that you can use in your classes! Presenter: Kari Hampton, Lynchburg College

Wilson

11:00-11:50 am

HEALTH School

IGNITING A POSITIVE, RESPECTFUL, AND INSPIRATIONAL HEALTH CLASSROOM Presentation of best practices teaching strategies, behavior management tools, and the power of positive thinking to create an upbeat, respectful climate that inspires students. Whether you are pre-service, new to the profession, or a master instructor, you will leave with inspiring ideas for your health classroom. Presenters: Michelle Henry, Patricia Larsen Fairfax County Schools

Harrison

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Division Section


Location

11:00-11:50 am


BLENDING BEAN BAG, BOWLING AND BALL-BASED GAMES WITH FITNESS AND HEALTH Presenter: Jessica Shawley, President Idaho AHPERD

Ballroom AB

Demonstration of successful games that can be modified to include fitness and health content. Using pedometers as an assessment tool, your students achieve MVPA through active play while improving fitness and learning in a fun and interactive manner.

Jessica also presents Middle School Mania – Ultimate Handball Games Galore and More!

Friday at 3:00 pm Ballroom AB

11:00-11:50 am


INCLUSION PEDAGOGY: IDENTIFYING CONSTRAINTS AND DEVELOPING INSTRUCTION (PART 1) This interactive session will help teachers understand Newell’s Model of Constraints to assess learner constraints. Activities will showcase strategies to manipulate the task and the environment to meet the needs of all learners. Part 2 is presented Saturday at 1:00 pm in Ballroom CEF. Presenters: Thomas Moran, James Madison University Andrea Taliaferro, West Virginia University

Ballroom CEF

11:00-11:50 am

DANCE Education

NCLB - NO CHILD LEFT ON THE BENCH Presenter: Freddie Lee Heath Presider: Michelle Breedy

Shenandoah

This session will show you how to get every child to participate by meeting them “where they live.” While embracing their movement history, you will show them that dance can be an activity they will think is “off the chain”! This tested-and-tried session incorporates elements of street dance while still meeting National Standards.

Freddie also presents Saturday at 8:00 am Bend It Like Broadway

Shenandoah

11:00-11:50 am

RECREATION Outdoor

VAHPERD’S FIFTH ANNUAL AMAZING RACE Explore the local area in an exciting, challenging way! Join this race with a partner or as an individual (we will arrange a partner). All levels of skill and ability are welcome. Includes both physical and mental challenges. Many prizes! Presenter: Terry Gooding, OHPEP

Meet at Convention Registration Area

11:00-11:50 am

GENERAL Men’s & Boys’ Athletics

TEACHING THE SQUAT, BENCH PRESS AND DEADLIFT This presentation will provide teachers and coaches with the ability to teach the back squat, bench press and deadlift. Presenters: Michael Shumaker, Radford University Steve Smith, Lynchburg College Yaw Baidoo, Old Dominion University Sean Collins, Lynchburg College

Mill Mountain

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Division Section


Location

11:00-11:50 am

GENERAL College/ University

EXERCISE FOR FOLKS OUR AGE OR “MOVIN’ WITH THE YOUNG ‘OLDIES’” Presentation of exercises to maintain a healthy lifestyle when you pass your 60th year. Come prepared to stretch, bend, lift, twist, balance and more! Presenters: Susan Miller, Beverly Zeakes Radford University

Ballroom DGH

11:00-11:50 am

GENERAL Student

DRESS FOR SUCCESS Discussion and demonstration of proper dress for college and university students going out to teach or student teach. Presenters: Lenora Armstrong, Vonnie Colvin Students from Norfolk State University and Longwood University

Monroe

11:00-11:50 am

ALL

FREE TECHNOLOGY TO MAKE PE AND HEALTH MORE ENGAGING Learn tools to include literacy and technology in PE/health class without losing activity time, including cell phone technology in the classroom and ways to connect with other professionals. Bring a laptop for hands-on learning. Presenter: John Jones, Fairfax County Schools

Washington

11:00-11:50 am

ALL

CREATE YOUR BUCKET LIST AND YOUR BIT LIST Presentation of tools to assist in developing your passion for elevating the profession. Initiatives for celebrating the profession via believing, influencing and taking risks using technology. Presenter: Vicki Worrell, Emporia State University

Vicki is the KEYNOTE SPEAKER at the SECOND GENERAL SESSION

Saturday at 4:00 pm Ballroom AB

Appalachian

11:00-11:50 am

EXHIBITOR

FITSTEP PRO PEDOMETERS – QUICKLY UPLOAD DATA Learn how to monitor steps and activity time and how to quickly upload pedometer data for future analysis of student activity patterns. Presenter: Jesse Stapp, GOPHER

Buck Mountain

The Health, Physical Education, Recreation, General and Dance Divisions will have their annual business meetings on Saturday, November 10, at 10:00 am. Your input is valued, appreciated and requested. These meetings will review accomplishments, brainstorm presentation ideas, set goals, identify areas of concern and interest, and start recruiting new officers for the upcoming year. Section meetings will be held and new section officers will be elected. Outstanding members are recognized and candidates for the Board of Directors are introduced. If you want to get more involved, this is the time and place. We need your attendance to provide feedback and make this a stronger organization.

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Location

12:00-12:50 pm

RECREATION Leisure

ACTIVITY HOUR: LIFELONG = LIFESTRONG Join us for VAHPERD’s first “Activity Hour” sponsored by the recreation and dance divisions. We are offering two 25-minute activity blocks, starting at noon. Come take advantage of this unique opportunity to “play” by participating in a wide variety of awesome physical activities. Presenters: Chad Triolet, Recreation VP Sandra Bowie, Dance Past VP

Activity Tchoukball Running/jogging/walking CrossFit Zumba Yoga Tai Chi Hip Hop Dance Improv Dance Jump Rope Fitness

Facilitator Terry Gooding Tina Aldrich Roanoke Valley CrossFit Oneida Williams BJ Santos Bill Thompson Mary Ann Laverty Glendola Mills-Parker Susan Nye

Location Ballroom AB Lobby Registration Area Ballroom CEF Buck Mountain Tinker Mountain Brush Mountain Shenandoah Mill Mountain Ballroom DGH

12:00-12:50 pm

HEALTH School

LUNCH AND LEARN Bring your lunch and join us to share activities you have used in your classroom. Lunch not required to come and learn! Presenters: Kari Hampton, Beth McKinney Lynchburg College

Wilson

1:00-1:50 pm


SMELLS 101 Exploration of ways to experience the benefits of essential oils in everyday life, from cleaning our homes to getting rid of fleas on our four-legged friends, even clearing up a bruise! Come see how essential oils can enhance your life. Presenter: Kim Hieber, Hands of Remedy

Harrison

Convention Evaluation Form is available online at www.vahperd.org

Please complete this to let us know how we may better serve you in the future.

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Location

1:00-1:50 pm

HEALTH All

EVIDENCE BASED SUICIDE PREVENTION – QPR (PART 1)

Monroe

Learn to be a Suicide Prevention Gatekeeper using the evidence-based QPR steps: question, persuade, and refer. You will learn how to recognize the warning signs of suicide, offer hope, and get help to save a life. Part 2 follows immediately at 2:00 pm. Presenter: Amy Hart, Mental Health America of Central VA Presider: Beth McKinney Amy Hart is the Suicide Prevention Coordinator for Mental Health America of Central Virginia. Prior to working with suicide prevention, she was an elementary and middle school teacher for 10 years in private and public schools. She currently works with schools and agencies to promote suicide prevention awareness and helps schools implement suicide prevention and intervention programs. Amy also coordinates the publication of informational and resource directories for prevention and postvention. Amy is a trainer for safeTALK, QPR, and SOS as well as a consulting trainer in Applied Suicide Intervention Skills. She has spoken at local, state and national conferences on the topics of prevention, postvention and coalition building. She has been a member and leader of prevention coalitions in Lynchburg, Farmville, Bedford and Danville, Virginia. 1:00-1:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION/ RECREATION

PLAY WITH YOUR BRAIN Presenter: Curl Hinson

Ballroom AB

This presentation includes hands-on activities for developing problem solving, communication, cooperation, and decision-making skills. Participants will learn a variety of curriculum integration games and activities to engage students in cognitive learning through physical activity.

Curt also presents: Friday 2:00 pm Games Kids Should Play Ballroom DGH Saturday 9:00 am Backyard Recess Ballroom DGH Sunday 10:00 am Fitness – A Moving Experience Ballroom AB 1:00-1:50 pm


INCLUSION PEDAGOGY: DEVELOPMENTAL DIFFERENTIATION IN ACTION (PART 2) Participants will observe/co-facilitate an activity session of children with and without disabilities from the Roanoke area. Session will showcase differentiated instruction designed to meet the needs of all students in both small and large groups. Part 1 is presented Saturday at 11:00 am in Ballroom CEF. Presenters: Thomas Moran, James Madison University Andrea Taliaferro, West Virginia University

Ballroom CEF

Amy Hart

Suicide Prevention Coordinator

Mental Health America of Central America

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Location

1:00-1:50 pm


ALTERNATIVE RESISTANCE TRAINING: MED BALLS, KETTLE BELLS, AND BODY WEIGHT EXERCISES Hands-on interactive introduction to the use of medicine balls, Russian kettle bells, and other functional pieces of equipment, plus body weight exercises as an alternative to traditional strength training. Will include specific exercises to incorporate into programs for lifetime fitness and to improve athletic performance as well as teaching tips to maintain safety and maximize results. Presenter: Stephen Smith, Lynchburg College

Mill Mountain

1:00-1:50 pm

DANCE Performance

MOVEMENT THROUGH TIME This is your opportunity to explore and experience movement and various styles of dance through time -- from the earthy rhythms of Africa to the sassy sounds of the Latin beat. No experience needed; just come and have fun shaking your body to a brand new beat. Presenters: Rodney Williams, Sakina Sawtelle Longwood University Presider: Annette Holt

Shenandoah

1:00-1:50 pm

RECREATION Outdoor

CAN YOU REALLY RUN A 5K IN PE? Learn how to integrate a 5K running program into your PE curriculum. Using a systematic training formula, students learn to track their progress and see results along the way, finishing with a 5K race to include teachers, staff and parents, all during PE class. Presenters: Jody Taylor, Kim Davis, Carlee Shiflett Albemarle County Schools

Brush Mountain

1:00-1:50 pm


FAST LANE ACTIVITIES FOR DRIVER EDUCATION Presentation of hands-on learning activities to support classroom driver education. Presenters: BJ Santos, Albemarle County Schools Cindy Ferek, Rockingham County Schools

Ballroom DGH

1:00-1:50 pm

GENERAL City/County Supervisors Student

INTERVIEW SKILLS FOR ASPIRING TEACHERS Participants will learn the do’s and don’t’s of interviewing in public schools. Aspiring teachers will have the opportunity to practice responding to interview questions used by school divisions. Presenter: Elizabeth Payne, Fairfax County Schools Presider: Selvana Ayoub, George Mason Student

Wilson

1:00-1:50 pm

GENERAL Student

LEADERSHIP ACTIVITIES OF THE VSU FITNESS ORGANIZATION: LEADING HEALTH ON YOUR CAMPUS Students will give an overview of a model to promote health and fitness on college and university campuses. Presenters: Rodney Gaines, Virginia State University Student Officers, Majors Club

Appalachian

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Location

1:00-1:50 pm

EXHIBITOR

ROOKIE RUGBY FOR SCHOOLS This fun activity is a safe, non-contact game that is perfect for PE classes, after school programs, and communities. Learn the curriculum, including lead-up games and progressive steps to full flag rugby. Participants will be active and will receive free resources for implementing the program. Presenter: Kurt Mockenhaupt President, Rugby Virginia

Buck Mountain



1:00 – 3:00 pm Bent Mountain

2:00-2:50 pm

HEALTH School

CAPTURE YOUR STUDENTS’ ENERGY AND ENTHUSIASM IN YOUR MENTAL HEALTH LESSONS This health session, presented by the 2012 AAHE Health Teacher of the Year K-12, includes lecture format and activities for stress management, relaxation, and elevating the “happiness scale.” Presenter: Michelle Henry, Fairfax County Schools

Harrison

2:00-2:50 pm

HEALTH All

I’VE LEARNED THE STEPS TO SUICIDE PREVENTION – NOW WHAT? QPR (PART 2) In this session, you will learn how to apply the QPR steps. We will use practice and role play in a safe environment to build the skills of questioning, persuading and referring. You’ll also learn options for school prevention programs. Part 1 is presented immediately prior at 1:00 in Monroe. Presenter: Amy Hart, Mental Health America of Central VA

Monroe

2:00-2:50 pm


HOW TO INCORPORATE FUNCTIONAL FITNESS INTO DAILY ELEMENTARY PE LESSONS Demonstration of activities that integrate functional fitness equipment through circuit training and movement-based activities. Presenters: Thomas Barber, David Dallas Salem City Schools

Ballroom CEF

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Location

2:00-2:50 pm


ADVENTURE-BASED LEARNING FOR ALL Presenters: Anne S. Wiggin, Iotla Elementary School Carol A. Smith, Elon University

Ballroom AB

Learn how to set the experience for K-16 students! Hear, do, debrief, reflect from multiple perspectives and see how teamwork, problem solving, cohesiveness, cooperation and collaboration work for everyone. Anne Wiggin is a certified health and physical education specialist at Iotla Valley Elementary School in Franklin, North Carolina. She holds a bachelor of science degree from Manchester College, IN, is a National Board Certified Teacher in early and middle childhood physical education, and is the lead physical education teacher for Macon County Schools. An elementary adventure education teacher, Anne promotes cooperative learning through guided discovery. Her students soon realize that she expects things from them that are not necessarily in the curriculum. She teaches life lessons. Anne has served as past president of the NC Physical Education Association and is the current president-elect of the NC Athletic Association in NCAAHPERD. She is also a member of the NCAAHPERD Representative Assembly and chair-elect of the

Community Recreation and Outdoor Education Council for Southern District. Additionally, she is chair of the Council of Outdoor Education, Adventure and Recreation Council for AAHERPD, and a member of the Alliance Assembly. Anne is a mentor-teacher for interns from Western Carolina University and co-teaches the adventure-based physical education class. 2:00-2:50 pm

PHYSICAL EDUCATION College/ University

EXPERIENCE . . . THE BEST TEACHER? Interactive presentation designed for student teachers and first/second year teachers, led by experienced K-12 teachers. What you must know before student teaching and before the first job experience. Experience . . . the best! Presenters: Anne McCoy, Suffolk City Schools Sandra Bowie

Wilson

2:00-2:50 pm

DANCE Education

MIX MASTER MADNESS: BRIDGING THE GENERATIONAL GAP THROUGH DANCE Experience the past 5 decades through awesome dance moves with mixes ranging from fun warm-ups to our annual halftime show at the basketball game! Don’t know how to make a mix? We’ll give you ours! Presenters: Scott Williams, Andrew Wymer Albemarle County Schools

Shenandoah

2:00-2:50 pm

RECREATION Outdoor

VIRGINIA STATE PARKS: INTERPRETATION AND MORE Tips about “interpretation” – a technique used to connect people to their natural environment – and how state parks work with schools to encourage outdoor activity. Presenters: Christen Miller, Tina Aldrich Virginia State Parks

Appalachian

Anne Wiggin

President-Elect NC Athletic Association

NCAAHPERD

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Location

2:00-2:50 pm

GENERAL Research

EFFECTS OF MUSIC ON THE AFFECTIVE DOMAIN OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION STUDENTS This action research project, part of a master’s program, explores the effects of music on the affective domain of PE. Presenters: Lindsay Surber, Elizabeth Burgin Emory & Henry College Presider: Rebecca Buchanan

Mill Mountain

2:00-2:50 pm

GENERAL Student

LET’S TALK “Talk show” covering a micro teaching lesson for elementary and middle school PE classes. Presenters: Elizabeth Wood, Linda J. Person and PE Majors Virginia State University

Ballroom DGH

2:00-2:50 pm

EXHIBITOR

PUTTING A UNIQUE SPIN ON YOUR PROGRAM Presenter: Sandy “Spin” Slade

Buck Mountain

Sandy will parallel her life as a professional sports entertainer/ entrepreneur with the distinctiveness of your program and discuss why it’s important to highlight the positives that are you. Get ready to move in this inspirational presentation.

Sandy also presents: Let’s Move in School-How The Five Facets Fit

Friday at 2:00 pm Ballroom AB

Creative Basketball Activities Saturday at 9:00 am

Ballroom AB

2:00-3:50 pm

ALL

REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY All members of the Board of Directors, section chairs and section past chairs are required to attend for the business of the association membership. Please report 30 minutes prior to the meeting to check in and review the agenda. Please be prompt.

Washington

3:00-3:50 pm


NIP TUCK Based on the most common plastic surgery procedures in the last few years, we will review the pro’s and con’s of breast augmentation, abdominal surgery, Botox and liposuction. Presenters: Shana Martin, Keavonnda Totten, Renee Christoph Lynchurg College

Monroe

3:00-3:50 pm


STRUCTURED PROBLEM SOLVING THROUGH THE USE OF INITIATIVE GAMES IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION Hands-on problem solving activities to promote team building and encourage critical thinking in PE. Discussion of how to design, set up, facilitate and debrief initiative games. Presenters: Michael Maina, Julie Maina, Cynthia Edmunds Roanoke College

Ballroom CEF

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Time

Division Section


Location

3:00-3:50 pm


COULD PE TEACHERS HOLD THE KEY TO REVERSING THE EXPLOSION OF ADHD, DYSLEXIA, AND EVEN AUTISM? RESEARCH SAYS “YES”! Research shows we can reverse the explosion of these and other neurological disorders and PE teachers will be key to making it happen. Come be part of the solution! Presenter: Tom Shenk, Portsmouth City Schools

Mill Mountain

3:00-3:50 pm


EASY LINE DANCES – GO! GO! GO! Differentiated fitness activities, thematic challenges, noodle games and more that will get your students up and moving! Presenter: Mark Croson, Frederick County Schools

Ballroom DGH

3:00-3:50 pm

DANCE Performance

SANKOFA DANCE AT VSU: A MODEL FOR OTHERS An overview of the philosophy and leadership at VSU. Presenters: Benita Brown, VSU Sankofa Dance Team Virginia State University Presider: Rodney Gaines

Shenandoah

3:00-3:50 pm

GENERAL Research

RESEARCH ACROSS THE DISCIPLINES Poster session that will enable students across the disciplines to present their work in a manner similar to what they would experience at AAHPERD National. A call for abstracts would be generated late summer/early fall and a blind review would occur in October. Presenter: Elizabeth Holbrook, Roanoke College

Wilson

3:00-3:50 pm

GENERAL Student

LIGHTS, CAMERA, ATTRACTION: HOW MEMBERS OF THE VSU HPERD/SPORT MANAGEMENT MAJORS CLUB HELPED CREATE A DYNAMIC AND ATTRACTIVE INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL EVENT Presenters will share how they used innovative strategies, connections with professional basketball teams and relationships with other entities to help VSU’s student activities unit elevate previously existing intramural basketball championships to an exciting new level. Presenters: Leon Bey and HPERD/Sport Mgmt Majors Club Students Virginia State University

Appalachian

3:00-3:50 pm

EXHIBITOR

ACTIVE LEARNING: ENHANCING STUDENT PERFORMANCE THROUGH PHYSICAL EDUCATION Learn about Fizika which explores the benefits of physical literacy, combines research to describe the brain/body connection, and explores learning preferences and cognitive behavior to introduce physical activity in educational environments. Presenter: Michael Cordier, Fizika Group Sponsored by VASPE

Harrison/ Tyler

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Location

SECOND GENERAL SESSION AWARDS ASSEMBLY

Saturday, November 10 4:00 – 5:30 pm

Ballroom AB

PROGRAM AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR

KEYNOTE SPEAKER

An associate professor at Emporia State University in Kansas, Vicki Worrell has been in higher education for ten years and has taught elementary physical education in public schools for 19 years. She received a BS from Wichita State University, an MED from the University of Kansas, and an EDD from Oklahoma State University. Vicki has served as chair of the Council of Physical Education for Children, chair of the NASPE Public Relations Committee, and was a three-year member of the NASPE cabinet. She currently serves on AAHPERD’s Strategic Planning Committee. In addition, she recently completed a three-year leadership term as president-elect, president and past president of the Central District AAHPERD. She also serves as the executive director of the Kansas AHPERD.

Vicki recently co-authored two books that were published by NASPE: Never Play Leapfrog With A Unicorn and Roadblocks To Quality Physical Education. She was the 2006 NASPE “Joy of Effort” recipient and the 1993 National Elementary Teacher of the Year. Vicki is honored to have served her profession as president of AAHPERD.

Presentation of Awards

Reception immediately following in Ballroom CEF (sponsored in part by Kristen Brittle, Southeast United Dairy Industry Council)

4:00-7:00 pm

DANCE Performance

KALEIDOSCOPE GALA DRESSING ROOMS Women .................................................. Gainsboro Men ................................................. New River

4:00-7:00 pm

DANCE Performance

KALEIDOSCOPE SET-UP AND REHEARSALS

Shenandoah

5:00-7:00pm

RADFORD UNIVERSITY

ALUMNI SOCIAL

Bev Zeakes’ Suite

Vicki Worrell

“PASSION TO ELEVATE THE PROFESSION”

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Time

Division Section


Location

5:30-7:00 pm

7:00-8:30 pm

DANCE Performance

KALEIDOSCOPE Presenters: Janet Kennedy and College/University/ School/Professional dance groups Presider: Michelle Breedy

Shenandoah

8:30-9:00 pm

DANCE Performance

DANCE COMPETITION – 75TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Showcase your dance steps, style and form to win a prize! Presenters: Janet Kennedy, Michelle Breedy, Sandra Bowie

Shenandoah

9:00 pm – 12:00 midnight

ALL CONVENTION DANCE WITH DJ EARL T. BROWN

Ballroom AB

DINNER ON YOUR OWN

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Convention Exhibitors

Action for Healthy Kids 3821 Hamilton Street #303 Hyattsville, MD 20781 www.actionforhealthykids.org American Heart Association Mid-Atlantic Affiliate 4217 Park Place Court Glen Allen, VA 23060 www.heart.org Coastal Enterprises 17281 Mount Wynne Circle Fountain Valley, CA 92708 www.coastalsportswear.com Everlast Climbing 3133 35th Avenue S. Minneapolis, MN 55120 www.traversewall.com Fizika Group, LLC 314 West Chestnut Street Lancaster, PA 17603 www.fizikagroup.com GOPHER 2525 Lemond Street, SW Owatonna, MN 55060 www.gophersport.com Longwood University 201 High Street Farmville, VA 23909 MecKids www.meckids.com National Strength and Conditioning Association 1885 Bob Johnson Drive Colorado Springs, CO 80906 www.nsca-lift.org

Romeo Music 14237 Inwood Road Dallas, TX 75244 www.romeomusic.net Skatetime of Virginia, Inc. 1150 Stringtown Road Berryville, VA 22611 www.skatetime.com SPARK School Specialty PE & Wellness 438 Camino Del Rio South #110 San Diego, CA 92108 www.sparkpe.org Spirit Cups, A Division of BRAX Fundraising 2002 Eastwood Road # 202 Wilmington, NC 28403 www.braxfundraising.com Tchoukball P. O. Box 9182 Naperville, IL 60565 www.tchoukball.net U.S. Games 1901 Diplomat Drive Farmers Branch, TX 75234 Y-Ties EFS Fundraisers - "Y-Ties" 4651 'A' NW 6th Street Gainesville, FL 32609 www.y-ties.com

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Time

Division Section

SUNDAY Title/Description

Location

8:00-8:50 am

HEALTH Community

THE FIVE CRITICAL QUESTIONS TO ASK FOR ENHANCING EXERCISE PROGRAM COMPLIANCE Discussion of factors related to exercise behaviors including adoption, adherence, and compliance. Participants will learn how to develop programs that produce long-lasting, positive results for clients. Presenter: Michael Krackow Jefferson College of Health Sciences, Roanoke, VA

Wilson

8:00-8:50 am


YOU TUBE: RESISTANCE TRAINING FOR ALL Learn how to design total body workouts that can be modified for various fitness levels using resistance tubes. Presenters: Cynthia Edmunds, Julie Maina, Michael Maina Roanoke College

Crystal Ballroom

8:00-8:50 am


INCREASING FITNESS AND CLASSROOM SOL LEARNING USING PEDOMETERS Learn about a year-long competition with 4th and 5th graders using pedometers to increase out-of-school activity. The program ties in geography and math SOL’s, and includes incentive awards. Presenter: William Pratt, Roanoke County Schools

Buck Mountain

8:00-8:50 am


4-SQUARE 2 THE MAX 4-Square is a fast-paced game that requires eye-hand coordination and strategic thinking skills. Learn the language of 4-Square by avoiding a “two-bad” and playing variations such as “double taps,” “body language,” and “black jack.” Take 4-Square to the max and back to your students after this session. Presenter: Steve Shelton, Montgomery County Schools

Ballroom CEF

8:00-8:50 am


DRAGON PINBALL, NUTRITIONAL PIRATES, AND NOODLE POLO Learn these large-group games that are played at middle school to get up to 120 students active and working together. Presenters: Mark Arrington, Katherine Marshall, Salita Sullivan Greene County Schools

Ballroom DGH

8:00-8:50 am

GENERAL Research

AN EXAMINATION OF TEACHER PARTICIPATION IN A PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASS Discussion of an action research project that was conducted as part of a master’s education course to examine whether teacher participation in a PE class affects the enjoyment of 7th grade students. Presenters: Elizabeth Burgin, Lindsey Surber Emory & Henry College Presider: Rebecca Buchanan

Harrison/ Tyler

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Time

Division Section


Location

8:00-11:20 am

GENERAL Sport Mgmt

SPORT MANAGEMENT/LEADERSHIP SYMPOSIUM This session will provide current literature in the field. The first segment, featuring Nathan Tomasin and Tim Lampe (VCU), will provide information on event planning. Robert Case (ODU) will provide information on successful internship. Rodney Gaines (VSU) will provide a leadership model for survival in a thriving athletics program from a head strength coach’s perspective. Participants will be invited to a 30-minute panel discussion immediately following. Presenters: As noted above

Monroe

8:00-9:50 am

ALL

NEW BOARD ORIENTATION All newly elected board members and section officers are required to attend. A review and discussion of board duties and expectations for all newly elected board members and section officers. Presenter: Henry Castelvecchi, Executive Director VAHPERD

Mill Mountain

9:00-9:50 am

HEALTH Community

DEPRENYL Discussion of Deprenyl, its effects, what it’s used for, and whether it should be prescribed for those with Parkinson’s disease. Presenter: Laureen Lessard, Lynchburg College

Wilson

9:00-9:50 am

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Elementary/ Middle/ High School

TWO LEFT FEET? TWO RIGHT FEET? COME DANCE ANYWAY! This highly interactive session is geared toward those who would like to learn new dances or have fun refreshing knowledge about more familiar dances. Various genres of dance will be presented. Guaranteed to raise your heart rate, provide laughter, and a fun-filled educational hour of activity. Presenter: Carol A. Smith, Elon University Presider: Anne S. Wiggin, Iotla Elementary School

Crystal Ballroom

9:00-9:50 am


FLEXIBILITY IN YOUTH: BEND, DON’T BREAK Discussion of the reasons why youth develop overuse injuries due to poor flexibility including “functional movement screening” to identify problem areas. Presenter: Talena Williams, Carilion Clinic Orthopaedics

Buck Mountain

9:00-9:50 am


PE GAMES AND FITNESS ACTIVITIES FOR ALL PERSONALITIES Four PE teachers will present their favorite games and fitness activities including “Pedometer Tag,” “Don’t Clean the Backyard,” “Super Hooper,” and many others. Presenters: Janet Kennedy, Jennifer Mulrine, Susan McAuliffe, Rebecca Shaffer Newport News Schools Presider: Janet Kennedy, Newport News Schools

Ballroom CEF

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Time

Division Section


Location

9:00-9:50 am

PHYSICAL EDUCATION High School

NASCAR FITNESS Ladies and gentlemen: start your fitness engines! This high-impact, high-energy fitness activity will leave your students wanting more. It uses functional fitness equipment while teaching the importance of daily physical activity. Presenters: Thomas Barber, Grant Smythers, Kim Crist, Randal Sell Salem City Schools

Ballroom DGH

9:00-9:50 am

RECREATION Leisure

GUIDED RELAXATION: TIME TO BREATHE, MANAGE STRESS AND RELAX This presentation will include guided relaxation with breathing awareness techniques. Come raise your awareness of the importance of stress management and relaxation. Presenter: Scott Sahaja Evans, One Truth Yoga

Appalachian

9:00-9:50 am

GENERAL

TEACHER EVALUATIONS Information and insights on the new teacher evaluation system. Discussion will include new requirements, what it means to demonstrate improvement, teacher goal-setting, and the opportunity for teachers to use the new requirements as a tool for advocacy. Presenters: Susan Miller, Liz Payne

Washington

9:00-9:50 am

GENERAL Research

ENHANCING “COOPETITION”: A MODEL FOR PHYSICAL ACTIVITY COURSES Presentation of results from a qualitative research study of college level, non-traditional physical activity courses. Presenters: Rebecca Buchanan, Danny Carter, DC Cobler, Beth Funkhouser, Beverly Hatch, Joy Scruggs Emory & Henry College

Harrison/ Tyler

9:00-9:50 am

ALL

QUICK GAMES FOR FUN AND FITNESS Get ready to play! This session will focus on games for the entire class while promoting cardiovascular fitness, critical thinking skills, and teamwork. Games may be played indoors or outdoors with minimal equipment. Presenter: John Jones, Fairfax County Schools Presider: Stephanie Jones

Ballroom AB


YOUTH RISK BEHAVIOR SURVEYS (YRBS): LESSONS LEARNED Discussion of lessons learned over a 12-year period from multiple YRBS in grades 6-12. Highlights will include (1) limitations of current CDC YRBS, (2) importance of YRBS adaptation to include CORE measures and other risk behaviors, (3) odds ratios and priority areas in need of school and community resources. Presenters: Kerry Redican, Virginia Tech David Sallee, Radford University Nancy Hans, Prevention Council of Roanoke Co. Barry Trent, Fran Kiker, Roanoke County Schools

Wilson

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Time

Division Section


Location



9:00 – 11:00 am Bent Mountain

10:00-10:50 am

ALL

MEASURING YOUR “VALUE ADDED” – ASSESSING STUDENT PROGRESS IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION Learn how to meet Virginia teacher performance standards in PE through activities assessing motor skills, fitness and academic performance. This session will demonstrate how to assess student learning using achievement measures and student goal-setting. Results include the ability to provide evidence of teaching excellence without compromising student activity time. Presenter: Jabet Wheeler, Loudoun County Schools

Buck Mountain

10:00-10:50 am


FITNESS – A MOVING EXPERIENCE Presenter: Curt Hinson

Ballroom AB

Dynamic, hands-on activities for developing various health- and motor-related fitness components such as aerobic endurance, flexibility, muscular strength and endurance, balance, power, speed, and agility. Activities presented help teachers optimize their instructional time using a functional fitness workout. Students are moving and experiencing fitness in a fun and productive manner.

Curt also presents:

Games Kids Should Play Friday at 2:00 pm

Ballroom DGH

Backyard Recess Saturday at 9:00 am

Ballroom DGH

Play With Your Brain Saturday at 1:00 pm

Ballroom AB

10:00-10:50 am


ULTIMATE GAMES FOR LARGE CLASSES Got a large class or need to team teach for a day? Come and learn quick and easy games in which all students may participate. Great ideas for substitute teacher days. Presenter: Kelly Riley, Fairfax County Schools

Ballroom DGH

10:00-10:50 am

DANCE

DANCE ARTS: HOT TOPICS An interactive delivery/discussion designed to initiate a network forum for VA teachers providing dance arts education for grades 6-12 and coordinators for VA college/university dance arts education programs. Topics include introduction - report, VA Coalition for Fine Arts Education (VCFAE) position statement, teacher evaluation process impacting the fine arts teachers in dance, an updated report on the review team’s work on the 2012-2013 fine arts standards of learning and more. Presenter: Sandra Bowie

Shenandoah

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Time

Division Section


Location

10:00-10:50 am

GENERAL Men’s & Boys’ Athletics

INCREASING PERFORMANCE IN MEN’S AND BOYS’ ATHLETICS Discussion topics will include coaching experiences and how to bring out an individual’s potential with emphasis on mental motivation, weight training, film sessions and community service. Presenters: Antonio White, Calvin Armstrong Norfolk State University Presider: Lenora E. Armstrong

Harrison

10:00-10:50 am ALL INCREASING SELF-EFFICACY THROUGH AGE-APPROPRIATE PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES Do you want your students to feel successful in your PE class? Attendees will participate in PE activities and techniques that can enhance student self-efficacy while reducing failure. Presenters: Susan Nye, Andrea Williams Roots, Maria McKeown, Alice Ashley

Crystal Ballroom


ACTIVE LESSONS AND BRAIN BREAKS Learn about a successful program, replicated in four Virginia school districts, that uses active lessons and brain breaks to increase students’ daily physical activity. You’ll also learn how to access 600+ free active lessons that are aligned with Virginia SOL’s and how to use brain breaks. Presenters: Tammy Underwood, Christi Palencia, Debbie Frye Williamsburg/James City County Schools

Wilson

11:00-11:50 am PHYSICAL EDUCATION Elementary

“JUST DANCING” OUR WAY TO FITNESS Learn how we used grants and other resources to purchase a game system and accessories, and how we use the Wii system for special events and in the classroom. Presenters: April Booth, Matt Scarce Danville City Schools

Crystal Ballroom

11:00-11:50 am PHYSICAL EDUCATION Elementary

BRINGING BOOKS TO LIFE THROUGH MOVEMENT Discover creative ways to make your storytime unique, fun, and engaging for all learners. Presenters: Martha Swirzinski, Tracey Fluharty Thomas Nelson Community College

Ballroom CEF

11:00-11:50 am PHYSICAL EDUCATION Adapted

WHAT’S NEW IN AUTISM WITH APPLICATION TO PHYSICAL EDUCATION Autism will be redefined in 2013 and there are new techniques, including video modeling, that have implications for PE. This session will introduce the new definition and models of instruction. Presenter: Martin Block and APE Graduate Students University of Virginia

Mill Mountain

11:00-11:50 am PHYSICAL EDUCATION High School

FITNESS HOOP! PE teachers will learn fun and innovative ways to incorporate the hula hoop, hoop dance and hoop fitness into their programs. This session will also discuss how to make sturdy, inexpensive hoops. Presenter: Chandra Brown, Hopewell City Schools

Ballroom DGH

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Time

Division Section


Location

11:00-11:50 am DANCE

Education DANCING LIKE STARS See how Parkside Middle School culminates its dance program with our version of “Dancing Like Stars,” from selection of groups, rubric requirements, to the final production. See how excitement grows and you, too, can experience dancing like a star. Presenters: Carol Pierce, Joseph Burgess Prince William County Schools

Shenandoah

11:00-11:50 am

GENERAL Men’s & Boys’ Athletics Girls’ & Women’s Sports

THE NATURE AND SCOPE OF COACHING EDUCATION IN VIRGINIA AND THE U.S. Coaching and sport education are key educational areas for both coaches and physical educators. The purpose of this session is to inform VAHPERD members about changes to the VHSL coaching education requirements that have been implemented during the past two years and to review national trends in coaching education in public schools and colleges. Presenter: Robert Case Old Dominion University Sport Management

Harrison/ Tyler

12:00 pm CLOSING GENERAL SESSION Ballroom AB

GOPHER Grand Finale Deal…or No Deal

Don’t miss the closing session! 10 cases, 3 levels of prizes! Be one of the 30 big winners in this year’s Deal or No Deal.

Don’t miss out on your chance to win one of our top prizes. Our banker wants to get away

cheap and buy your case. Who will win the top prize? Who will get a chance to trade cases?

Who will make the best deal?

We will also have many door prizes.

Everyone will have a chance to win. You won’t want to miss this!

Completed exhibitor’s passport (in registration packet) required to win. 12:30 pm

ALL

BOARD MEETING Members of the Board of Directors, including newly elected members, are required to attend.

Buck Mountain

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VAHPERD Past Presidents

Robert H. Hoskins, University of Virginia ........................................................................................................ 1936-39 Grace E. Chevreaux, Hollins College ................................................................................................................... 1939-41 Lawrence T. Ludwin, University of Virginia ................................................................................................... 1941-43 Martha Barksdale, College of William and Mary .......................................................................................... 1943-45 A. E. Doran, Alexandria City Schools .................................................................................................................. 1946-47 Kirk Montague, Norfolk City Schools ................................................................................................................. 1947-48 Fanny G. Crenshaw, Westhampton College .................................................................................................... 1948-49 A. D. Hurt, Jefferson High School, Roanoke ..................................................................................................... 1949-50 Mildred Stewart, Mary Washington College ................................................................................................... 1950-50 Harry Martin, Charlottesville Public Schools ................................................................................................. 1951-52 Caroline Sinclair, Madison College ..................................................................................................................... 1952-53 Ray Heidloff, University of Virginia .................................................................................................................... 1953-54 Hariette Baker, Portsmouth City Schools ........................................................................................................ 1954-55 Rudy Rohrdanz, Roanoke City Schools ............................................................................................................. 1955-56 Ruth Leonard, Mary Washington College ........................................................................................................ 1956-57 Harry Paxton, Norfolk County Schools ............................................................................................................. 1957-58 Lillian Seats, Newport News High School ........................................................................................................ 1958-59 John J. Miller, Arlington County Schools........................................................................................................... 1959-60 Ellen Philbeck, Radford College ........................................................................................................................... 1960-61 Grayson Daughtrey, Norfolk City Schools ....................................................................................................... 1961-62 Jeanne Bentley, Roanoke City Schools .............................................................................................................. 1962-63 James C. Fox, Lynchburg College ......................................................................................................................... 1963-64 Rachell Benton, Mary Washington College ..................................................................................................... 1964-65 John Grinnell, Fairfax County Schools ............................................................................................................... 1965-66 Rachel Peters, Annandale High Schools ........................................................................................................... 1966-67 Stuart Brewbacker, Lexington High School .................................................................................................... 1967-68 Betsy Gravely, Martinsville High School .......................................................................................................... 1968-69 J. C. Range, Newport News City Schools ........................................................................................................... 1969-70 Pat Bruce, Madison College ................................................................................................................................... 1970-71 William McCubbin, Virginia Polytechnic Institute ....................................................................................... 1971-72 Deloris Webb, Langley High School ................................................................................................................... 1972-73 Harold Whitehurst, Virginia Beach Recreation Department ................................................................... 1973-74 Eleanor Bobbitt, Longwood College ................................................................................................................... 1974-75 Thomas Martin, Roanoke College ....................................................................................................................... 1975-76 Margaret Driscoll, Virginia Polytechnic Institute ......................................................................................... 1976-77 James Jarrett, Old Dominion University ........................................................................................................... 1977-78 Ruth Spear, Portsmouth Public Schools ........................................................................................................... 1978-79 Jim Moyer, Fairfax County Schools ..................................................................................................................... 1979-80 John Rader, James Madison University ............................................................................................................. 1980-81 Judy R. Johnson, Longwood College ................................................................................................................... 1981-82 Robert Ascher, Newport News Schools ............................................................................................................ 1982-83 Linda Bunker, University of Virginia ................................................................................................................. 1983-84 Larry Shrader, Germanna Community College ............................................................................................. 1984-85 Fran Meyer, Fredericksburg City Schools ....................................................................................................... 1985-86 Joel Vedelli, James Madison University ............................................................................................................ 1986-87 Katherine Bennett, Virginia State University ................................................................................................. 1987-88 Jack H. Schiltz, Virginia Commonwealth University .................................................................................... 1988-89

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Beverley Johnson, Old Dominion University .................................................................................................. 1989-91 Robert Turner, Averett College ............................................................................................................................ 1991-92 Lynn Dillon, Woodberry Hills Elementary School ....................................................................................... 1992-93 Steve Ames, Radford University .......................................................................................................................... 1993-94 Debra Ballinger, Virginia Commonwealth University ................................................................................ 1994-95 Barney Groves, Virginia Commonwealth University .................................................................................. 1995-96 Judy C. Johnson, Russell County Public Schools ............................................................................................ 1996-97 Carl A. Stockton, Radford University ................................................................................................................. 1997-98 Elaine H. Budde, Roanoke College ...................................................................................................................... 1998-99 Donald Pate, University of Richmond ............................................................................................................... 1999-00 Kathy C. Gay, Albemarle County Public Schools ........................................................................................... 2000-01 Gib Darden, Radford University .......................................................................................................................... 2001-02 Brenda Belote, Fairfax County Public Schools ............................................................................................... 2002-03 Robert G. Davis, Virginia Commonwealth University ................................................................................ 2003-04 Judith M. Clark, Stafford County Public Schools............................................................................................ 2004-06 Kerry J. Redican, Virginia Tech............................................................................................................................. 2006-07 Kay Schiltz, Chesterfield County Public Schools ........................................................................................... 2007-08 David Sallee, Radford University......................................................................................................................... 2008-09 Vicki Miller, Virginia Commonwealth University ......................................................................................... 2009-10 Charlotte Kelso, Arlington County Public Schools ....................................................................................... 2010-11 Charlotte Kelso, Arlington County Public Schools ....................................................................................... 2011-12

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VAHPERD Pioneer Award Recipients

The Pioneer Recognition Award was established to recognize someone who has provided outstanding service to VAHPERD for a long period of time, and who continues to serve as a role model for other professionals. Individuals who have completed their formal careers (retired) in health, physical education, recreation, or dance are eligible for this award. The candidate must be a former professional and must have (i) served the Association as a leader and provided a positive role model, (ii) supported the Association by membership for at least fifteen years, (iii) provided leadership in an elected office or served in an appointed capacity for at least five years, and (iv) contributed significantly to the professional development of younger or new colleagues.

1984 1994 2004 Caroline Sinclair Howard M. Smith Barney Groves Jim Stout 1985 1995 Frances Mays Eleanor Bobbitt 2007 Del Moser Judy C. Johnson 1986 Jack H. Schiltz Margaret Drake 1996 Chuck Hamm 2008 1987 Sandra Bowie Betsy Gravely 1998 Steve Ames Beverly Johnson 1988 2009 Jimmy Fox 1999 Sharon “Shay” Bolen Patricia Bruce 1989 Lynn Newcomb 2010 Patricia Bruce Terry Gooding 2001 Judy Clark 1991 Elaine Budde Jeanne Bentley Carolyn Chittenden 2011 1992 2002 2012 Robert Ascher Harold Lakey Robert Davis Lynn Dillon 1993 2003 Edgar Evans Fran Meyer

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VAHPERD Honor Award Recipients

Honor Award candidates must have been active members of the American Alliance and the Virginia Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance for at least ten years and shall have rendered at least fifteen years of distinguished and meritorious service to the physical education, health, safety education, recreation or dance professions. 1963 Martha Darksdale Grace Chevreaux Lawrence Ludwig 1964 Elliott Grayes Frances Mays Kirk Montague Harriett Rogers 1965 Fanny Crenshaw Lester Kibler Gerald Quirk Caroline Sinclair 1966 Virginia Arnold Harriett Baker Jeanne Bentley Raymond Heidloff 1967 Mary Bell Barlow Joseph Chandler Oliver Der George Ramsey 1968 Rachel Benton Stuart Brewbaker Mary McBridge Rudy Rahrdanz Edward Slaughter 1969 Lucille Fraze Albert Loran 1970 James Fox Leotus Morrison 1971 J. C. Range William Wright 1972 Mallory Zahn 1973 No convention held

1974 Patricia Bruce William McCubbin 1975 Eleanor Bobbitt Marilyn Crawford 1976 William Garrison Howard Sorrell 1977 William Bennett Kay Duffy Paul Gunsten Delores Webb 1978 Robert Ascher Gene Evans 1979 Katherine Bennett Harold Lakey 1980 Margaret Driscoll Charles Hamm Paul Heine Ruth Spear 1981 None awarded 1982 Del Moser Jim Moyer 1983 Steven Chipok Bonnie McCallum Don Sebolt 1984 Nancy George Ann Harmon 1985 None Awarded 1986 Betsy Gravely Peggy Johnson John Rader Larry Shrader

1987 Linda Bunker Walker Clay Barney Groves Judy R. Johnson 1988 Robert Davis Fran Meyer Marie Sterne Joel Vedelli 1989 Jack Schiltz Julian Stein Robert Turner 1990 No convention held 1991 Carolyn Chittenden Earlyn Miller Vicki Swecker 1992 Gail Evans 1993 Beverly Johnson 1994 Ron Bos Melvin Williams 1995 Lynn Dillon 1996 Judy C. Johnson Jack Liddy 1997 Elaine Budde 1998 Patty Von Ohlen 1999 Nelson Neal James H. Stout 2000 Shay Bolen Jerry Schicchitano

2001 Sarah Sink 2002 None awarded 2003 None awarded 2004 Vicki Miller Kathy Gay 2005 No convention held 2006 Steve Ames Terry Gooding 2007 Richard Stratton 2008 Lynne Bennett 2009 Leon Bey 2010 Kay Schiltz Vanessa Wigand 2011 Don Pate 2012 Brenda Belote

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Teacher of the Year Award Recipients

Year

Health Education K-12

College Health

Education

Middle School Health

Education

Elementary

Physical Education

Middle School

Physical Education

Secondary

Physical Education

1983 N. Isherwood Frances Meyer Lois Trent 1984 Alverna Miller Kakki Aydlotte Ardella Smith 1985 M. Inke Shaner Terry Gooding Betty Jo Papsel 1986 Carolyn Chittenden James Kiser Archie Taylor 1987 Laura Barrier Jan J. Wamler Charlotte Murphy 1988 Gwendolyn Holmes John Pomeroy Barry Trent 1989 Anne Thomas Patricia Cogan Phillis Steele 1990 No Convention Held 1991 Laura Simon Lynn Dillon Susan Neuhauser 1992 Deborah Taylor Chrystyna

Kosarchyn Joann Lineberg Jerry

Scicchitano Linda Baumler

1993

Judy C. Johnson Lula Hammond Shay Bolen Frances Farmer

1994

Frances Farmer Christy Pitts Fran Zavacky Marilyn Watkins

1995 Louise Early Pam Walker Wendy Wadsworth

Louise Early

1996 Carl Stockton Kathy Gay Ronald Trainum

Barbara Clark

1997 Lynn Dillon Theresa Sanchez Dorothy Cox Terry Gooding 1998 Susan Plimbett Jeannie Trainum Bunny

Lancaster Stephen Geiman

1999 Kerry Redican Vicki Miller Kay Oldaker Debra Sparrow Sherrie Bollhorse

2000 Janeen Schutte Deidre Reynolds

2001 Jamie Hubbard Charlotte Rhodes

Nancy Markos Kay Oldaker

2002 Judy C. Johnson Jeri Lloyd Susan Miller Tammy Underwood

2003 Charlotte Guynes

Warren Pruett

Donna Jones Leslie Soulierre

2004 Kay Oldaker Vicki Miller Ross Ference

Misti Wajciechowski

Nancy Thomas

2005 Beverly Zeakes

Gwen Hairston Kim Davis Betty Jean (BJ) Santos

2006 David Sallee Patricia Larsen

Sharon Welch Elizabeth Wood

2007 Cathy Hawkins Henry Castelvecchi

David Hunt

2008 Susan Ragan-Pimblett

Jeri Lloyd Eric Turrill Deanna Castelvecchi

2009 Patricia Larsen Chad Triolet Mark Brandenburger

2010 Misti Wajciechowski

Andrea Samsky Biki Mitchell Michael Cooke

2011 Michelle Henry

Janet Kennedy Michelle Semko

Cindy Ferek

2012 Dee Castelvecchi Ginny Heintzelman

Joyce Phillips

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Teacher of the Year Award Recipients

Year

College/

University Physical Ed.

Female Athlete

Dance Professional

Dance Education

Recreation

Adapted Physical Education

1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 Gail Evans 1989 Sylvia Shirley 1990 No Convention Held 1991 John Gilstrap 1992 V. Fauntleroy

Nelson Neal Carolyn Calloway

1993 Debra Ballinger Sandy Cockrell Inez Howard

Paul Morgan

1994 Paul Heine Mel Turner Billie Lepczyk

1995 Barney Groves D. Hartgrove Inez Howard

1996

Donald Pate Judith Clark

1997 Kenneth Kambis 1998

Ann Boyce

1999 Jon Poole

Valentino Taguding

2000

Challice McMillan Patty Von Ohlen

2001

Mary Lu Royal Jeff Armstrong Brenda Belote

2002

2003

Patricia Benson

Barb McClam Laura Baumer

2004 Robert Davis Martin Block

Megan Camden

Rodney Williams

Kreg Abbey

2005 Kathryn Kisabeth C. Blanchard-Alworth

2006 Mary Ann Laverty

Charlotte Kelso

2007

Crystal Barker

2008

Sarah Bingham Billie Lepczyk Glenda Taylor

2009

Amanda Kinzer

2010

Tammy Render Brenda Belote

2011

Susan Miller Susan McAuliffe

2012 Susan Nye Rose Houk Donna Wilbur

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Other Award Recipients

Year

Frances A. Mays

Scholarship

Jump Rope For

Heart

Pathfinder

Award

Legislator of the Year

Supervisor of the Year

1984

1985

1986 Frank D. Hargrove

1987 Mary Cochran Bob Tata

1988 Allen McCredie Joan Munford

1989 Dana Henry Yvonne Miller

1990 No convention held

1991 Andrea Johnson

1992 Sherry Adams Hon. Wittington W. Clements

1993 Anne Falls

1994 Sonia Williams R. Edward Houck

1995 Josh Antoncie

1996 Jeremy Ponn Margie Botelho Bill Chambers Debra Sutor

Congressman Rick Boucher

Carolyn Chittenden

1997 Lori Dietz Kim Angotti Lesli Blanchard Margie Botelho Bill Chambers Debra Sutor

James Stout

1998

1999 Emily Hunt Hon. L. Karen Darner

2000 Alma Withers

2001 Shane Guynn Vicki Swecker

2002 Shane Guynn Jeannie Trainum

2003 Betty Lou Harris Mary Marks

2004 Kathy Gay

2005 Lindsey Ervin Regina Kirk

2006

2007 Bonnie Conner-Gray

2008 Susan Miller Del. John O’Bannon

2010 Betty Seymore Liz Payne

2011 Sheila Jones

2012 Leslie Meadows Thomas Warren Fred Milbert

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